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| How To Import Delicious Bookmarks Into Xmarks, Diigo, Chrome, Firefox or IE Posted: 16 Dec 2010 01:07 PM PST Delicious is closing down, the first thing you have to do is export your Delicious bookmarks so that you have access to it. Now, what do you do with those bookmarks? Well there are several things you could do now with your Bookmarks. Few of these include importing them to your favorite browser including Google Chrome, Firefox or Internet Explorer. You can also import your Delicious Bookmarks into Xmarks, however, more on that later. Import Delicious Bookmarks To Google Chrome, Firefox or Internet ExplorerFor Google Chrome
Click on the Setting icon in Chrome and select Bookmark Manager. In the bookmark manager click on Organize and select Import bookmarks. Now select the HTML file you downloaded from Delicious and it will be imported to Google Chrome. For Firefox
Click on the Bookmarks menu and select "Organize Bookmarks" from the menu. Alternatively you can also use the shortcut key "Ctrl + Shift + B". Click on the "Import and Backup" and select "Import HTML" option. Now navigate to the HTML file you downloaded and import it into Firefox. For Internet Explorer
Go to "File -> Import and Export" and select Import from a file. Click on Next and select "Favorites" on the next screen. Click next and select the downloaded HTML file and then choose the folder you want to import the bookmarks into. Done, you now have your Delicious bookmarks in your favorite browser. Now how about moving it to Xmarks? Turns out it is easy, check the steps below. Import Delicious Bookmarks to Xmarks
Xmarks provides an easy way to import your bookmarks from Delicious to your account. Login to your Xmarks account and then head over to http://my.xmarks.com. Now click on the "Tools" menu and select "Import Bookmarks from Del.icio.us". Provide your Delicious username to Xmarks and it will download your bookmarks and add it to a new folder. The downside of this feature is that it only supports 100 public bookmarks, so your private Delicious bookmarks and those which are above 100 won’t be imported. To get over this problem you can simply download a sync tool for your browser from here and then sync your imported bookmarks in the browser to Xmarks. Import Delicious Bookmarks to Diigo
Another good service for bookmarking is Diigo. You can also import your delicious bookmarks to this service. To import your bookmarks to Diigo, sign in to the service and head over to this link. Now navigate to the downloaded HTML file and upload it to Diigo. Using these import guide will ensure that your Delicious bookmarks are not lost. Share: Comment on This Post | Tweet This | Share on Facebook | Save to Delicious | Stumble This | Digg This | Reddit This How To Import Delicious Bookmarks Into Xmarks, Diigo, Chrome, Firefox or IE originally appeared on Techie Buzz written by Keith Dsouza on Thursday 16th December 2010 04:07:30 PM under How To. Please read the Terms of Use for fair usage guidance. |
| How To Export Delicious Bookmarks and Tags Posted: 16 Dec 2010 12:38 PM PST Yahoo is going to shut down the popular bookmarking service Delicious. Though this is not going to go down well with users, here is your chance to get your bookmarks out of Delicious in time for the impending shutdown.
So here is how you can export your Delicious bookmarks and keep them safe with you. I will try and update the post on how you can import these bookmarks into other services like Xmarks soon. Step 1: Login to your Delicious Account. Step 2: Head over to this Delicious bookmark exporter page. Step 3: Choose the options you want to export or you can also export selective tags. Once you have entered your choices, click on the Export button and your bookmarks will be exported as an HTML file. Share: Comment on This Post | Tweet This | Share on Facebook | Save to Delicious | Stumble This | Digg This | Reddit This TAGS: Delicious, How To, Tips And Tricks, Yahoo How To Export Delicious Bookmarks and Tags originally appeared on Techie Buzz written by Keith Dsouza on Thursday 16th December 2010 03:38:20 PM under How To. Please read the Terms of Use for fair usage guidance. |
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